Simplicity at Speed

In this introduction to ServiceStack, we will guide you through the framework's message-based design and its numerous benefits, which include promoting simplicity and enabling maximum reuse.

By utilizing a message-based design, ServiceStack encourages developers to focus on the core functionality of their services while abstracting away complexities, resulting in a more streamlined and efficient development process.

In this video tutorial, we demonstrate the steps required to create a bookings API that is designed to be easy to use for non-developers.

To achieve this, we make use of the ServiceStack Locode and Admin UI features. With Locode, developers can easily generate a fully functional APIs with CRUD functionality whilst many App features like User Access, Logging, Profiling & DB Validation can be managed from the built-in Admin UI.

The FileUploadFeature plugin in ServiceStack enables developers to add managed file uploads to their applications, providing integration with any ServiceStack service, including AutoQuery services, as well as the Locode App UI.

The modular JavaScript used in this example provides a structured & organized way to write JavaScript code that can be reused in multiple components, further simplifying the development process.

In this walkthrough, we explore the FilesUploadFeature plugin and a demo FileBlazor App's Managed Files Uploads solution.

The plugin is a powerful tool that adds managed file uploads to your ServiceStack App, seamlessly integrating with any ServiceStack service, including AutoQuery services and Locode built-in UI and Vue AutoQueryGrid and Blazor Component Library.

In this video, we explore the efficient JSON Lines (JSONL) data format, a favorite among developers and the AI community for handling large datasets. We walk through working with JSON Lines data, including examples for streaming parsers, asynchronous parsing with ServiceStack, and integration with Typesense.

Post Command is a collection of command line utils that lets you easily discover, inspect and invoke ServiceStack endpoints from a single command.

Use inspect to discover features and APIs available on a remote ServiceStack endpoint including the version of ServiceStack running, the App’s registered Content Types, Plugins and Auth Providers as well as its public APIs, their routes and Response Types.

In this video we introduce CreatorKit an OSS self-hosting alternative to Mailchimp for managing mailing lists, newsletter subscriptions, email templating, marketing campaigns & more whose tailwind components can be easily integrated into any existing website.

It's an ideal companion for .NET Apps looking to manage their mailinglist and newsletter subscribers in an isolated customizable .NET App with support for creating custom email layouts, templates and mail campaigns.

In this video we explore how we can use CreatorKit - a self-hosting alternative to Disqus to add comments, voting and moderation to any existing page or blog post.

CreatorKit is especially useful for adding dynamic post comment and voting features to Jamstack and other statically generated websites which can continually be statically pre-rendered and hosted on CDN's whilst its dynamic features are powered by an external CreatorKit instance.

The video tutorial walks through how to leverage Add ServiceStack Reference for Python in different Python IDEs such as PyCharm, VSCode, and Jupyter Notebooks

Add ServiceStack Reference is a powerful tool that automatically generates typed Python DTOs for your ServiceStack APIs, saving you time and effort. With this tool, you can access your web services with ease and benefit from the productivity boost it provides.

The ServiceStack plugin for Jetbrains Rider simplifies managing your C#, F# and VB.NET client integrations by automating the generation of typed DTOs, request and response models, and client libraries.

In this video, we demonstrate the process of installing and utilizing the JetBrains Rider plugin to manage your client integrations for your ServiceStack .NET clients.

Learn about how to maximize the developer experience for calling ServiceStack .NET APIs within PHP's popular Wordpress, Drupal or Laravel Apps with Add ServiceStack Reference first class support for PHP, giving
developers an end-to-end typed API for consuming ServiceStack APIs, complete with IDE integration in PhpStorm as well as built-in support in x dotnet tool to generate Typed and annotated PHP DTOs for a remote ServiceStack instance from a single command-line.

Generate working native client apps for your live ServiceStack services, in a variety of languages, instantly with our free managed service.

This tool enables your developers, and even your customers, to open a working example native application straight from the web to their favorite IDE.

The video guides viewers through configuring a Flutter application with gRPC .NET services using the flutter-grpc mix template, starting with Flutter and gRPC services introduction and installation of the required SDK and template.

It demonstrates creating typed Dart DTOs for gRPC services, making typed requests, and keeping the Flutter app in sync with the .NET backend through automatic updates.

This video tutorial explains how to easily transform ServiceStack services into gRPC services by generating the .proto file automatically from your service definitions.

It also showcases the ServiceStack x tool's powerful features streamline integration, automate repetitive tasks, and support various languages, enabling the development of faster, more efficient, and scalable applications.

Step by step walkthrough for deploying your App via GitHub Actions and plain old SSH. Cheap hardware is getting fast enough that a lot of Web Apps don't need sophisticated orchestration tools like Kubernetes, so we show how you can use fundamental tools like SSH, Docker Compose and GitHub Actions to do it yourself!

Low traffic Apps & proof of concepts can easily share cost effective server running Linux, Nginx Reverse Proxy with LetsEncrypt.

This tutorial demonstrates enabling continuous integration, deployment, hosting, and Let's Encrypt HTTPS configuration for an existing ServiceStack Project using the new mix support for GitHub Actions.

We'll guide you through the process of integrating these powerful features into your project. By following the tutorial, you'll streamline your workflow of your ServiceStack Project.

ServiceStack projects, enabling the configuration for building, testing, and deploying to a cost-efficient AWS ECS setup. By utilizing this approach, Docker Apps can be deployed on a single instance, automatically configured behind an NGINX proxy with Let's Encrypt SSL support.

Following this tutorial will streamline your workflow of your ServiceStack projects.

This walkthrough demonstrates deploying a ServiceStack application to AWS Lambda using Docker containers through GitHub Actions. By following the guide, you'll learn the process of automating deployment and leveraging the advantages of containerization.

This approach simplifies the deployment process of your ServiceStack applications.

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This guide introduces Litestream for SQLite and demonstrates using ServiceStack Litestream mix templates for efficient setup. The tutorial focuses on SQLite backup and restore procedures during deployment via SSH and docker-compose, utilizing GitHub Actions.

By following these steps, you can streamline your SQLite management tasks and enhance your overall deployment process.

In this video we go through some benchmark results from comparing running 3 different types of workloads on x86 and ARM running on Azure, AWS and Hetzner Cloud where you could half your monthly cloud costs just by switching from x86 to ARM.

Compatibility of ARM for different production workloads has been improving over the last few years, so now is the perfect time to see if you can switch.